Our entry for Season 17 of Oregon Game Project Challenge. Created by Epimetheus Games (creators of EyeSore, OGPC Season 16 best in show)
Go play or download the game at our itch.io page! Visit our website and our YouTube channel!
Explore a long-abandoned facility, originally the international government energy project known as Project Prometheus, that is being taken over by an awakening facility management AI. You will switch between 4 items using the Item Cyclers dispersed around the facility. For added efficiency and safety, you will be terminated if you do not reach the next Item Cycler within 20 seconds. Fight your way through robot drones, corrupted drills, and challenging platforming segments.
- We are using Godot 4.2, which requires the machine to support the Vulkan graphics library. We will also export a compatibility version which uses OpenGL 3.0 (GLES3), which might have visual bugs/artifacts, but this will not be the official release.
- There will be an option for an efficiency mode so that the game can run on most mid-range and some low-range laptops.
- We have working exports for Windows, Linux, and Mac. The game will also be able to run on a browser using itch.io.
- This game is designed to be used with a keyboard and a mouse or a bluetooth/USB controller.
- We have an efficiency mode which removes most particle systems and changes some calculations, so our game can run on most computers.
- Godot uses GDscript, which is Godot’s own programming language, along with GLSL for shaders.
- We’re using Beepbox (and some Beepbox mods) for music, Audacity for editing voice lines and recorded sound effects.
- We are using LibreSprite (A free and open source fork of Aseprite) and GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) to make textures, which will be pixel art.
Copyright (C) 2024 Carson Bates, Liam Siegel, Elouan Grimm, Alejandro Belgique, and Ranier Szatlocky. All rights reserved.
Any scripts and assets (and files in general) in this repository are copyrighted EVEN if they do not contain a copyright notice. Any generated persistant data files (for example in %APPDATA% or .local folders of the machine) may be shared freely. Epimetheus Games is not a legal entity or corporation. Epimetheus Games refers to Carson Bates, Liam Siegel, Elouan Grimm, Alejandro Belgique, and Ranier Szatlocky.
Email us at epimtheusgamesogpc@gmail.com!